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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

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I'hey take him up, They wash away tie
Hood from the wounds. They shaighten
out the bruised limbs. They brush back
the tangled hair from the brow, aud then
they pass around to look upon The calra
counteuance of him who had lived for tie
poor and died for the truth. Stephen
asleep | have seen the sea driven with
tho hurricane until tangled oam caught 10
the rigging, and wave rising above wave
seemed 0S If about 10 storm the heavens.
and then have seen the tempest drop,
and the waves cro1ch, a d everything be-,
come smooth and FURNISHED as though .
r"pnrN''n rlace for he plolies OF Heaven.
So have seen man, whose life has been
tossed and driven, coming down at last to
an infinite calm, in Which there was the
hush of Heavens lul ably. Stephen
asleep! | saw such an cne. He fought all
his days against poverty and against abuse.
They tt,duced his name They ratified mt
the door knob while. he was DYING, with
duns for debts he could not ply; yet the
peace of God brootled over his pillow, and
while The world faded, Heav,n dnPneI,
and while the deepening aiwilight Of
earth's niLht was only the opening twilight
of Heavens morn. Not q sigh. Not
tear. Not struggle. Hush! Stej'hen
asleep!
Ihave not the faculty to teIIthe weather.
] can nev,r tell by the setting sun Whether
there will be atlrought or not. rscinnOt
tell by the b owing Of the wind whether it
will be fair weaih, or foul ON the morrow.
But can propLesy, and will prophesy
what weather il will he VIII, II you, the
Christian. come TO die. You may have it
very iough now. Ii may lie this week one
annoyance, the next another annoyance.
II may be this year one lerenveu ent, the
nett another bereaven ent. Before idhiS
year Las Iassed you mry have TO beg for
bread, or ask for scuttlG OF coai, o. O
paiy o. shoes; but spIend your death couch
AMID the leaves OF The forest or make
il out of the straw Of a pauEer's hut,
the wolf in the Jungle bowling close by,
or ineNorab!e creditors ielkin.. the pillow
from IN Ter your dying head, Christ will
come in and da kne>s will 90 out. .tud
though there may be no hand to close
your eyes and no breast on which to rest
your dying be d and no candle 10 lift the
night, tie odors of Gods hanging garden
will reeale Y, ar soul and at your bedside
will halt the chariots OF the king. No
more rents 10 pay, no more agony because
-four has gone up, no more Struggle with
"the world, The flesh, and tie devil, but
peace-IOng' ueeP' 'eN lA'"stinS te"00'
Stephen asleep!
Asleep in Jesus, blessed slaep,
From which none ever wake to weep;
A calm and unQistuTbed ropose, t
Unir ,ur d by the last cEfoes.
asleep in Je,us, far from thee
Thy kndred aud their graves may be;
But the c is still Il blessed sleep,
From wllich none ever wake'tu weep.
i. You have seen enough for one morning.
No enc can successfully examine more than
FIVE pictures in a ay, Therefore. we stop,
having seen this cluster of divine Raphaels
Stephen gazing into heaven; Stephen
looking at Christ; Stephen stoned; Stephen
in his dying prayer; Stephen asleep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

We may be too feeble to employ either Of
these familiar forms; but this prayer of
Stephen is so short, is so concise, is so
earnest, is 80 comprehensive, we surely
will be able to say that: Lord Jesus, re-
ceive my spirit" Oh, if that PRAYER is
answered, how sweet il will be 10 die This
world is clever enough to us. Perhaps il
has treated us a great deal better than we
deserved to be treated; but if on. the diving
pillow there shall break the light Of that
better world, We shall have no more regret
about leaving a small, dark, damp house
for one large, beautiful and capacious.
That dying minister in Philadelphia, some
years ago, beautifully depicted it when, in
the last moment, he threw up his hands
and cried out:
IL move into the light"
Pass on now and | will show you one
more picture, and that is Stephen asleep,
With pathos and simplicity peculiar to
the Scriptures, the text says of Stephen:
He fell asleep" "Oh, You say, "what
place that was to sleep! A hard rock under
him, stones falling down upon him, the
blood streaming, the mob bowling. What
place 1t was to sleep!" And yet my text
takes that symbol of slumber to describe
his departure, so sweet was 1t, so contented
was it, so peaceful was it. Stephen had
lived very laborious life. His chief
work had been to care for the poor. How
many loaves of bread he distributed, how
many bare feet he had sandaled, how MANY
cots of sickness and distress he blessed
with ministries of kindness and love. do
not know; but from the way he lived. nnd
the way he preached, and the way he died,
know he was laborious Christian. Bui
that is all over now. He has pressed Il
cup 10 the last fainting lip.
He has taken the last insult from his
enemies. The last stono to whose crush
ing weight heis susceptible has been hurled.
Stephen is deadl The disciules come.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23
A sound Leg .Ycp;Dlon, ,

Z. Bsinbrldge Mln1ay ESQ, County
AtFy. Clay Co. T'1.s, says: Have used
Electric Bitters with happy results NY
brother was low with malarial fever
aud Jiundice, but was cured hy this
medicine. Am satisd.O Electric Bitters
saved his life
MIR. D. |. Wilkinson, Horse Cave, Ky..
says he positively believes be would
have died had 1t not been for Electric
Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off as
we'll as cure all malaria diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor-
ders stands Unrqnaled. Price 500 aud
81, al D0rbin. Wright & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

Tim. mus1 /; ok rpop tnnt face, orce
clonded with my sin, but now radiant with
my pardon. want TO touch that hand that
knocked off nv shai ks. Ivant 70 hear
that voice which pronounced my deliver
ance. Telold Him, little children, for if
you live 10 three score years and ten you
tie dimress of your failipg eyesight. Be-
hold Him, earth; behold Him, Heavenl
What moment W. en- all tie l ations Of
the saved shall gather around Christ! All
faces that way; all thrones tLat way, goZ-
ing on Jesus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

GOVERNOR FORAKER Il Co. are getting
excited a. the dea # the President or.
oeri1a the rebel flags 20 be handed JVer
10 the States. Anuse southern states
have hNeO unite literal in returning
Unio flags that Coniedtrates had can.
tured. Foraker & Co. are opposed to
cultivating good WILL, They prefer to
Keep alive sectional alSmosity. Charles
sumner, after the war; wanted every
yestige OF strife put out Of sight. But
Mr. Sumner was man OF sense.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23
How to shorten Life.

The receipt is simple. You have only
to take violent cold ard neglect II.
Abernethy. the great Eaglish surgeon.
aSSet q lady who told him she had only
mad q cougl what would You have !?
The plague" Beware Of "Only coughs" {"
The worst cases can, however, be cured
by DR.. VIM BALLS BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS In WhoopinR Coueh b and CroQD
1t Immediately allays irritation, and Ia
sure to prevent fatal termination OF
the disease. Sold by druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

Carl Otto Schosnrich, Captain OrioIe
Yacht Club. Baltimore, Md, writes:
The Club, during practice cruise. used
st. Jacobs Oil and 1t cured several cases
OF sprsiDs and bruises" Sid By Drug
gists and dealers everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

One fellow says there ought to be a
law prohibiting women from pOking
their pavasols into the eyes Of HELPLESS
men. The parasol season 10 on nov.
and something must be done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

THERE Is no doubt of General 7 cum
sch Sh rman being good letter writer
ard nretty level headed, good hearted
man. d is not an icicle like his
brother John.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-23

Lydia 3. Pinkham's Blood Purifier Ia
more valuable than all the bitters In
tthe world. We know of several ladieG
who would not be without Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17


D.B. Jackson. Of Port Gamble, ID In
he city.
Mr. Geo. W. Tibbista Of squak. IL reg
lxIaged 81 the 0ocidental.
Captain J.. A. Hatfield went 10 0lym-
"a yesterday on business.
Caps. l.. b. Haatines Of Port Townsend
hss6ppiRg al the Brnnswick Hotel.
kE Geo. 4. Atkinson, Superintendent
n he Taeoma Min Oompany. accom-
panied by his wife. 10 In the city.
G. ID. Mcclure Of Portland. Joseph
yargenaen and wife Of Walla @aila,
Miss Agnes Wren Of Tacoma are 81 the
Occidental.
JF. Visele az Laaomnef, D. N. Taylor
Of Pan City, JaEneA baFslstt Of Olympia,
@. ThaoheF Of San Francisco and *.
@. Cunningham Of Vicseftas are 81 Abe
Brunswick.
Mrs.. n. O. ThAyss and John MArden
Of Tacoma, O. p. Eaton Of Conpeville,
Wan. Boil and wife. Annie johnson asd
3. Johnson Of Port Madiaen. r. Gfaham
Of Newcastle. and EiWaFd Hall Of Port
land are AZ the Arlington.
C.E. Barnes and wife. Of Monteaano;
George Hitchcock, Of Cascade Tunnel;
GeaFes Lester. Thenas Mcleod, Ste
phen HaRsis, Of Tacoma, ]. W. Perkina.
Of Cedar River; II. II. Ladofgson. Of
FaIls City. are 81 the New England.
wm. Eoksseln. W. n. Gamsls, ct Ia
cons: A. T. MeIneFy and wife. OF Nsah
Bag; O. Squirss and con. Of Portland;
IN. Ouson, OF Olymplas \. @. Stew q,
d Yaqulns; w. q. HAokashafn. OF
GERRY Valley, and A. O. PiskeKihgs OF
enoqnslmie, arc al ths Nsw England.
Mrs. 3. II. ain Of Pert Blakely, u. A.
Emery Of Michigan. Q. Il. Fay of Port
land, w. O. kincaid Of snmnsF, Jehu
y. Lane, John A. Black and Z. w.
fisks OF San Francisco, Thomas Nelii-
eAn Of Rentan, James Howe Of Oregon,
James 8. Dnnnar ef Portland and NJ.
Mcdonald Of BlAkely are 81 the Occi-
dsntal.
1T. RobeFtson, Miss McCumbeF and
Ma. Raleigh Of Tacoma. Mira Evane
and sou. Miss Mary Morgan and Jsmss
Henderson Of Newcastle. Il. J. Purcell
d Denver, AL. ]. Tolmis Of New West
Minister, George N. Holhrunk Of Port
And, N. Mathesoa OF Neah Bay, John
I. Hogan Of Snohomish, John Thomas
v white River, d. q. Pearson and z.
Harvey Of Stanwood, NJ A. Thomas Of
Baltimore, W. n. Talbot Of Tnlalip, =.
y. 0TsFell. Jos. NJ. Miller and Mrs O. N.
Miller Of Ssanwood are ~ the Brune
wiak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

TIA Ics woRKs. - Yesterday afternoon
QUE Of eur Representatives paid an In
formal visit Of inspectios 10 The new
artificial ice works. an incorporated
company doing business In thls city, Of
which Captain o. foole IL the Vice Pres
idsnt ana loaal Faprase ltalive. The
Captain explained the meets. espesi-
ties aud psosp els OF bis eoHesfn, which
noe IL capable Ct putting out ahout Is
tens Of the frozen material IN 81 hours.
fhe eisserns OF bankers 10 which The
ffeeKing process u carried on are all
under q hash pi1e door and nambsF
some i6O, each Of which IL capable Of
inoubatine q 200 pound hloak OF solid
lee. Very ingenious u the double mo
ton travelling crane for ahalFaeting the
frozen blocks and placing them IN any
spot desired. The Captain anticipates
plenty OF patronage. ana already 10 con
tsmpiatine an addition to bic cistegna.
which will enable him 20 increase the
peasent output By about one- ffth. TIE
water used lie Of the parest. eonidR
from TIE Spring Hill reservoir. and
everything about she place, including 9
large stationary engine, is eoatiy and
solid. Captain o. f0ole'a cisteFns are
equally Applieabie 10 the freezing Of
Gssh e. water. rkere seems every pros
pecs Of this industry prosperine. and we
may appropriately conoiu1 10 this notice
81 Il hy expressing the hops that tue
Captains connection With saeh = very
cold business may never intsEfers With
his natural wasm1es4 OF heart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17
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nssTnHrT ceERr FeeCEEDaxes.

In the eass Il The Territory W. AGNES
west, indicaeA FOE keaping 3 honss Of
IN fame. TAe defendant pieaeed guilty.,
and waa senasaeed 70 pay ma 81 tsN
and costa
John McEAin and Jans Osboxn. 10
dicaed sow aaaltFy. entered into bcnos
ia the san Of 500 saeA for theif appeaF.
anoe. and both usrs allowed 70 aiah.
draw thsir pleas Of net guilty.
Manuel Haexta was a1eRn a. Spanish
interpFeaeF.
In TIE eAas az The Territory w. I'd
ward Kelly sad James Balzsf. botA d.
fsnaania pleadsd nol gailty.
In he ssaa 81 tha TsFriiory ~ 1ohr
Mek.Ain mnA Jane OsosFn- Beta -
fsndanss eaterpd pea c9 net Railsy.
JEAN Daasvau and James FEtnp4t-
Fiak, both paEsasa nnt gailfys
TIA ezae ~ kAs fsFxssnxy ~. EAeanAa
UBrsen, tnplsa11a viii Y. =. hea1sS,
inlisasd ear rehokn3 Jazass Il RsEkiaA
ca txsAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

=. s.ass solIisr walIs walls sailed
- Ivaahos y nosasd aloneids ths
60 Dosk.
- asa Mrs. P. D. Forbes q Taecma
- q 10 city yesterday.
.. paakarn mall arrived iaet nimht.
= - s Iiahs California maal.
- Rsess hare ordered IS 0yeFenass
"a hey are szpsstsd - aErirs - asout
9aagk
-. asrz are sery parcepiihl9 ianRtb-
- ard Iampa are not hEhtea ttn s
esst0ok sos.
! asas Iosd Of brick from MeCaliis-
- vsrd arrived yesterday IN tDw q
=. aseaensr Lons kiahsKmaM.
IN Address il Suffering ffom 40 At
- n what h feared 70 be typhoid
- He q et the fess0snes Of bis
$780, L. B. Andrews.
r~s4aiu wooassy d1d noa ipin the
uss~aw ood yesterday. Ospsain HeKbsFs
esvrsr will remain IN eommand til 70
seseA b. Captain WoeieFy.
"a improvements On Harrinaton 4
ass1Aps wnarf are rapidly pfozxsssinR
- hsine pFseesatsd ~ fast 50 men
- stgan aan d. the woEk.
1 e.usasnaa Of means. named Zig
- 40 recently located on Vaahsn
sssnd. talka Of starting caaneFy thefe
1000 tha osminK sammaf.
fassssu 1. A. Jensen i rapidly Fsoov-
- fFom the severe injury 20 his eye,
s.sssrsnsd b. falling on she deck of bis
.s-asues tbs Rip Van Wrinkle.
Yseserdas We sxpssiencsd all kinds Of
~.sfheT. Bright in the faEenoon,
5000 IN the afternoon, rain as dnnk
~ ED during tte evening.
Tla,eests Voeshees iniEodaoed bIls
: ~ House, on Tuesday % provide
- oas additional Assseiats Justice Of
~ sapfems Court Of Washington Tor
klosy.
M. yehnson, Who has charge Of The
a,-sharaina Of bailAss from anips that
essee iato this port. Gays that ne can
sgg nnIsAd them 81 shs rate Of y 70 30
tgns an hour.
The Cello has been successfully
saIssd, and Captain Marshall declares
II mi hsEeaftaE keep her ahoat, as she
z uofs useful willis on The surface than
rndsgnsath ths water.
NC. D. Kimhail, q iswelieF nf ekag-
L Ossy, ID In town having arrived 90 the
Mefein Yesterday. he reports things
. Be auistiy prosperous - nkaGst and
avs lhat tbs river is clear Of ice from
III te lhat plaoe and from ska9tt City
q IT. Vernon.
Ths steam collier Walla WAlia left for
ean Fsnnoisoo yesterday afternoon With
~ naaal aonaianmant Of ooai together
wIsh eorna Geo Of the telegraph poles
furnished By she Oregon Improvement
Ca. nndsF contrast With the Mackey-
nonnett oabls company.
Tbs s.. Johns Musical Society Of
Olympia, as q recent meeting. discussed
~ invitation extended 20 Il 70 Eleis Be-
sstle and play Mlkado. The invitation
ga accepted, bat u waa decided that
he Bvciesy would H03 be able 20 visit
lhs Metropolis until AFTER the Lenten
season.
The ship Ivanhoe which Ne reported
ID cur issue Of yesterday as having aFFi-
Tsd ii pert from San Francisco - -
dsgs from that place. CApt. Carter go
pofts experiencing mest tempe9tuous
weather and says thai IL suFpaassa any.
thing be- has seen on the coast daring
az experience Of u years. Hia ship
comes In ballast TO loed Black Diamond
coal for San francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17
CeUNTr ceMmIsszuxERs, rae
eERDEKes.

eRATTLz, Feb. 1e.-Jamea Uiafks ga
sppolntsd Supervisor Of Road DiatEisl
No. IL.
The petition Of the Fesr Txxxrxsazn,
oEn Company, askinR 20 be released
FROM the eontraet 30 DO tha ooantx
printing, was rsfased. ths Beard beina
advised b. the Distriee Attorney that Il
eoaid sot legally entss into neg con-
tract ak this time.
Ths petition Of W. L. Jordan e. al
Ter appropriation for road work was laid
eyer.
The pstisions Of the Odd FeIlcwu'
lodges for Fsieaas fFem taxation were
rejected.
Tia petition Of d. s. Elsey ct al, fer
the appointment Of M. A. Sellers AZ So
psFvisoF Of Road Distries No. q, vas
Fsjsceed.
The Treasurer waa directed 90 return
- an error en- the tax roll Of 1855 she
asseesment Of Improvements % lot !,
block s., BoFsn's addition, assessed 10
Ban Murphy IN excess Of 500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

ASoTHxs STElNER.-Capsain Cove ssi
NO carpenters 10 wosk quitting oylln-
ass thinkers into his barge sNameless, =
Nd slh commence placing The engines
.oe 70 the Cascade into heE In absat
Na Gays. Today iosnsra will CON-
esce pastisg upper works on the
nsmeieas similar 10 those Ga the Cas.
ae The rev boat is rs feet long, IL
- beam. 4 feet depth Of hold. and viii
aesn wheeler. The Cascade vial
ssppaied vita larger and more pss-
Hfai naeAineFv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

TN fxxrtAH HkARD FMox. - Capt
Vasiss Of sAs IvAnhse reports beine
s'a'a niie Of the long locked fos
- IenelAr about eight days AGO and
49, - 9 All safe and may be locked
=. Aay day. This l. shs thirty sixta
eaa ftom San Francisco. CART
e --ssL also said that be experienced
- 1sAsy weathes coming up the coast
- Itsn TIE northwest. The fvanho<
- ssnay -Four days in reaching Town,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

The following deeds ware nIsd IN shs
Auditors ofhos for record yesterday:
Ohas. Waters 70 J. r. McNauRhf, z,
u Of 8. w. u, and 8. u Of 8. e. II, see,
q, %. "a. B. AZ; es600.
Geo. B. KittenRer 10 Aida ]. Kesne,
block 8 and lots 1 and 5. block 4, Ladd's
addition; elOO1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

NEs eAvanLL--Mr. Warren J. Cor.
soa Is building = portable sawmili on
vasAon Island, and will have 10 ready
70 esmmenee cutting lumbar within q
seek or zen dAya The engine 10 Of IS
hafpa power. asd Mr.. Gordon expects
e cut abeat 1000 feet Of iumeer per
az. The mill has donble circular
AVA edgr, TRAINER, planeR and lAth
NH Mr.. Gordon has about i.000, COO
- o. lumber near at hand, apd when
nia = sxAaHsted be will move bis mill
elsshsre on the island. Aboat Ten
ma vii be employed In and about the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17


Tie maxriaRs If Rdmnnd l. Terry
snd Hiss 1snnia Z Furtk sonk plaee Il
- ssaidanss 81 ihs hsidssz parents .
kizh1h sGEsss lass spenzna d G ossaoak
Rev. GsoERs HsFbnrt wals1n, sesssr %
1rinikg paFf %. psxfaxrninr sss csssuueny
aAeoas1lm9 - the rites ~ Ehs Epfseppal
Cnnxnas Tbs wnddsux waa Z very azlet
AGalxs sheFs bssma efeAenf uAIy TIE nem-
oefs Of TIE families Of fke brids and
akoos1. smA skfea or fear fnsim a8e
fElendA Miss Terry. STEER ~ shs
9fncms aezed ~ kxidesmsld, arr n
JOSIAH Collins persoFmed Ehn cffiss 81
hes3 naan- lbs bxfds wors siEnpss sais
81 mansa vsiling ana laes. wifh 10 orma-
n1anis exeapt . hsaufifnl bouuea 81
nsknsal aaaeF4 The bridesmaids we're
wh1ses and carried IN her hand natural
noweFM. Ih0ss pFesens we're ASr. and
MFa. !. Furth aud family, MIRA j. q
beuzrys Mr.. and Mr4- a. 81. Lewis. Mfss
a. Terry, MF. and Mrs. Z u. Smfshsrs.
kev. 9. IL watson, Mr.. HillaxF Batter.
Miss Lnlm Rassell, WilIsaza Resell.
JOSIAH oollins and 3. L. Crawford.
lmmediAsslF after the marriages aeFs
mony and tbs customary eonQfafnta-
tionss refreshments were served and
half ~ boar Or more was passsd in 60
ctzl inteEsourss, when The happy couple
took = esgriaRs and drove 10 sha real
dense Of Mrs J. @. 6eurry, sister Of the
groom, wasEe tie recspsiun was held.
Tue wedding presents bestowed ueon
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry we're both nnner
o7s and elegant, and consisted Of many
rare aDa beautiful designs.
10 the peopis Of seattle Mr. aud Mrs.
Terry Eeed no introduction Ths groom
was born and Faiaed TN this city, where
be is respsossd BY all Who know him,
and regarded IN the highest esteem BY
these whs have she pleasure Of bis inff
mate scqnsintance and Friendship. He
i sell sappiisd vita this woriG's goods,
being laxgs real estate and property
owner, and nsembsF Of the drug firm
Of Hesbr0uok 4 Terry. The bride is
the eldest dAuRhssE Of our respected
t0wnsmau jacob Earth, founder Of the
Puget SQUAD National BAnk. she d
accomplished and attractive, and be-
loved by all who know her.
MF. and Mrs. Terry viii occupy
apartments at Miss Fosters. on second
street near James- The Posr IxTxLzr-
0KScEn wishes them Q prosperous and
happy journey through life.
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TUsHED sxArk's EyGpKscn. When
she case Of the Territory against o'Brien
and Hools, indicted for she robbery Of
j. II. Perkins, came up In the District
Court for trial. yesterday, Hoole, the
Younger Of the accused, took the stand
and turned states evidence. He said
that be and 0BFien met Perkins In a
aaloon on South second street, near
washington; that they we're ell pretty
fun, bus Perkins vas the dfnnkest OF
the three; that they discovered fFcm his
conversation and inqniriea which they
made. that he vas q stranger, and they
al onae concluded 20 roll him; shat they
volunteered 10 show him the town, aud
be accepted their offer, and started with
them; that they walked up Washinetos
s1rsst until nearly 10 the top Of the hill,
when O'Brien nndgsd Hoois In the ribs
as 4 signal for shs vefk 20 begin, and
when Hoole gave Pefkins the "feetn--
thai ts be tFippcd him ap--and ~ be fell
they both jumped on 20 him; one showed
a handkerchief 10 his mouth and held
ID there, while the other went through
his pockets, takinR watch and What
Fnoney he eoaid And Hoele claims that
they only got about IS OF 70 cents, while
Perkins claims that be vas robbed OF q
large sam Of money -aomeshing like
$3.50. The defendants H0oie and
OfRfisn, we're afterwards arrested In
Tacoma and the watch found in their
possession. Perkins took the stand and
Identified them as the men Who had
robbed him. Notwithstanding this,
O'Bsisn stoatly asserts his innooenoe.
and preferred 20 stand q trial rather
than 10 pleRd guilty aad threw himself
apon the mercy Of she Court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

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